i
ilOBDERS AF1ERCAR FULL OF GOLD.
DYNAMITED WRONQ ONE.
A Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Train Held
Up In Indiana by a Gang ol
Daring Highwaymen.
The Ilnllimnrc nml Ohio pnssctiger
train from tin- Kitst. which wn duo In
arrive In the drum! Central depot,
S.!hlrtiiro, nl ! o'clock Wednesday night
wn hilil tip l.v tlvo masked nii'ii nl s
o'clock liclwccn lidiroiiinre nml nr-ind
S-I-ulnmet lli lulils. Indiana. III mi.
ont from Chicngn. m i f Ike null
ram, which coma hied mi muiicy. was
dyuamltod tin. I wrecked. 'I he n'irnipl
at robbery Him made nfter tin' two
mail enr luiil been detached from I In
tra In nml run n iinrtcr of n mile
abend. The failure of tlii robbery to
make n rich limil wn duo In th fact
flint the exprcs cur which contained
1hn trnlu'H treasure, wa in nn tin
iiniiiiI ilnci. It wn tln third cur in
1ho tntlti. 'After wrecking Hie mull
enr nml obtaining no booty the rob
hers disappeared lit the il.trkncss with
out illtcmptlug to rectify their mis
take. '1'he only loot Hint they eiirrleil
wny wlili them nn n revolt of their
Adventure wn ii gold wnloh of the
engineer. The trnln wn tin1 New
York nnil Washington vestibule lim
ited. Most of the trainmen were shot
nt nml had tmrrow escape fnnn the
liillletx. No person was Injured either
liy the ilyiiiiinlte or llreiirtli. Tin
plate where the rootiery occurod Is n
lonely ill.-tlct In which few people
live nml houses lire fur between. No
tetter place for n train robbery coulil
bo desired by the robbers. After
leaving the train the robber turned
townnl I.nke Michigan. It Is believ
ed they niiiile their Html escape In
boat.
DANCEO TO HER DEATH.
Hungarian Bride Fell Exhausted and Soon
Expired Wedding Gown Her Shroud.
lenth rut short the honeymoon of
John P.rosewlso nml Ills bride aged
, 20. n McKeesport couple. Within -IS
hour lifter tlie iiiipllnls were solemn
ized the brnlo whs it corpse. She died
Monday, nml her death wns caused. Il
Is asserted, by overexertion. Incident
to the wedding festivities. As In the
usual custom, dancing followed the
weiliilmr of I lie collide, nml all the
innle guests iaid n good price to
dnm-e with the bride. The dancing
' was kept tip from Saturday tint II
earlv Monday morning, when Hie
bride fell exhausted. She wns enrrled
to her room and everything possible
was done lor her, but she never ral
lied. Her shroud was her wedding
gown.
GOLD DEPOSITS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Thoi Are Three Particularly Rich Field
Natives Sklllull Pan Miners.
Pr. Gooriro K. Hooker, of IheTnlt
ed States geological survey, who is
exploring the Philippines In his report
nnvs there Is scarcely n province In
the riilllpplnes In which koM has not
been obtained by the native who are
Mk ill fill pan miners and clever In deal
ing with nccesslble quarts!. Gold
milling Is tin nnclent Industry. The
more important Holds are three In
" nunib-r. One Ilea in central northern
Luzon, the other lu the province of
Cnimirlncs, lu southeastern Luzon nml
the third In Hie northeastern portion
of the island of Mindanao.
BANK RECOVERS STOLEN MONEY.
Treasure Is Found Burled at Outskirts ol
Elkhart City.
Private I'.etectlvea employed by nn
Akron ().,) banking Institution made
an Important arrest lu n gambling
den at Goshen, 1 nil.. Thursday, which
resulted in recovering nearly Jpltl.t mm;
lu currency mid gold coin. The two
nieu who were captured hail rilled a
vault In tho Akron bank ten days ago.
The men. who are Raid to be residents
of Klkhart county, were taken compli
tely by surprise, and were hurried to
Klkhnrt, where the booty was believ
ed to have been secreted. At Klkliart
the robbers led the way to Hie out-
skirts of the city, where they had
burled the plunder, and every dollar
was recovered. Tho bank directors.
fearing a panic, have kept the facts
of the robbery secret until nfter the
arrest.
CALLS TEACHERS BIGOTED.
Causllc Remarks of Dean Russell, ot Colum
bla College, In California.
At tho closing session of the sum
mer school nt the University of Call
forula. In Herkley, James Karl Hits
sell, dean of the teachers' college nml
professoor of history and education nt
Columbia university, declared that
teachers nre the most narrow and Mo
oted wet of people on earth, lie said
they were pusillanimous and cring
ing and as n class totally unlit and un
prepared for Hie work they wore pre
tending to da. Although the hall was
tilled with teachers the professor's
remarks were well received, becamv
In spoke of himself as of the teach
ing profession.
Shipyard For thu fconlV
Alabama. Port. ul miles ttoutli of
Mobile nnil on tiie (iitlf of l;.kitlco. Is
to have a shipbuilding plant to cost
$4,)i),0(Hi, and which will be capable'
of bit I Id in g six steamships nt one time.
Tho work of construction will begin
In November and will be rushed to
completion. The plant when flulnltod
will employ S.tHMi hands. .
' Good Price lor Weil.
Houston Quail, of Washington
eouuty, Pu., litis sold his wool, com
prising two clips, or about 4,onu
pounds, nt 1!5 cents per pound. Tho
avorage price m fur this aensoa has
boen from 18 to T2 eeiitH.
Cost ol England's War.
Official supplementary estimates
aiiow that $35,000,000 are needed im
mediately by the British forces In
South Africa. It U uiioltkiully eotl
matiHl that yuoo.000,000 wore will be
Deeded by Chtiatiuaa.
LATEST NEWS MOTES.
Fourteen Krrneli warship tire com
pletely tilted with wireless telegraphy.
Hear Admlrnl John Irwin, retired,
died Sunday.
The itrenl drouth In Hie corn belt
III the Wevt Is broken.
Two Niagara Falls enr collided
ticur I -a mi lie while going nt high
speed.
The freight transport Sanion lias
been named the IHx lu honor of Gen
era I John A. Pit.
The fein lie popn't I loll of Masvacbn.
setts ciiiki! u;c-i ril.It per cent, of nil
Ihc people el' that slate.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, serving a sen
tence for Joint smashing, has been
pardoned by Uovcrnor Stanley.
The toint number of Moor made
prisoners or who have surrendered
since the war broke out is 3:i,ihh.
Nine iiildilloiisl companies of eont
iitllllciy me to be organized Iniiueill
ithty from recruits nlreiuly secured.
The Venezuelan government reports
that the revolutionist have been de
feated near San I'rlstobal.
The IIi'IiImIi torpedo boat No. SI
sunk off" the Island or Alderiiy. In the
P.uglisli channel.
AuulM l" Is- the otllclal dale llxed
for the evacuation of Peking by the
Prliish troops.
P. .1. Tormoy, of San Francisco, has
been elected president of the American
Whist league.
licorice Ferguson, V2 year old, or
Haltlinore, was killed tit Atlantic City
by a live electric wire, hanging from
a tree.
The steamship Deiilscldand, of the
Hamburg American line, raised the
western a vein ne for hourly runs to
l!:i:7 knots.
The total coinage executed at . '
mint during July, was f.i.n.l,KUI; gold
I.L"J."i.tHHi: silver. $l..'tl'J,iHN; minor
coins. SSI,.S.'lit.
Martial l:tw ha been proclaimed
on Tuckers nml Morgan's Island.
ltcrmiidu. where liner prisoners of
war are conllned.
William l.ane. serving a term In the
stale peiilteiillary nt Philadelphia,
was burned to death by setllng lire to
his straw mattress.
F.xWrts of iniiiinfiietiires from the
Fulled Slates show an apparent de
crease or IL'.oM III ini' nscai yiiir
1IIH1 io in pa led with I'.MHI.
(Jeorge Hisserl, the polli'e olllcer of
New York, who lias been on trial on
Hie charge of having taken n rolt
bribe, wits found guilty.
The camp of the Second brigade N.
tl. P. at Somerset litis been named for
Peter 1. Perchuieut. lale colonel of
the Fourteenth regiment.
OITiclal step looking to a system
atic agitation for a change of Hie
date of holding the Presidential
Inaugural Ion have been taken.
Henjamlu 1). Woodward, Awalstnnt
Commissioner of the Fulled State nt
the Paris Imposition, has wound up
the a flairs of the commission.
The First Cavalry has captured .11
Insurgents In Hataiiga. The pay
chest stolen in J.nguru province ha
been recovered nt Santa Cruz.
Private James Hell, who during the
Sioux Indian troubles In ISVll earned
ti moil il from congress, was given a
military funeral at Fort Sheridan.
In tl freight Wreck on the Pennsyl
vania division of the v cut nil Hud
son railroad, near ltillsboro. one per
son was killed ami four Injured.
Suit has been begun lu the Fulled
Stales circuit court at 1'lilltulclpliln to
recover from J. Kdward Addlcks, of
Dc lawn lv, lj!."iilil.O(M).
The annua! Chaiitnuuun nt Moun
tain l.tiKo Park, Mil,, opened Thurs
day, and will continue throughout the
present month.
Three hundred trolley men went on
strike at F.rlo. Pit., Friday, tying up
the entire line of the l.rle motor c.nn
puny.
The Pennsylvania Uallrnad Co., Is
taking options nml securing deed for
the proposed extension of the Pitts
burg. Virginia and Charleston rail
road up the river from ltr'ownsvllle.
Frederick Yost, of Slierburn, Minn
n fanner, shot nml la tally wounded
I'.ttza lv i in u ii'. lormeriy tits iionscKeep-
er, and killed her ltl-moiitlis-old child
then committed suicide.
Cnptnlu C. A. Flagler lins. reported
(tint lie tuts completed the work, of re
moving the wreck of the Cristobal
Colon troiu the entrance to San Juau
harbor.
Jtalryman James O. Wood, of Al-
toonn. Pa., haw brought suit ngul'ist
Marry l. Merr for 5,ikii ro. causing
his arrest ou a charge of ,e:IIItg nihil
ntiited milk.
Secretary Hitchcock left Tliursdn
for New Hruiiswli'k mid New F.ugland
tor a liiiiiiins trip. At ..lontreal ex-
Attorney (letteral cirlggs will meet
him and Secretary Knot also has ben
Invited.
Hasel Sylvl Wood, of Omnhn, who
swallowed poison last week to escape
a bulging bill or ti.i. in now onc-tmru
owner of a Florida orange, jjrovo
worth 5o0,hI0.
Details to the staff of the army un
der the reorganization will bo In pro
portion to the members of eiien ruck
la the threw nrms 12 from Hie Infan
try, six from tlie cavalry uud four from
tlie artillery.
Iailu Prince Kennedy, of Kansas
City, serving ten years for killing her
liutibiiud, was released In flO.OOO
bond pending an appeal to the State
Supreme Court.
Thomas A. Scott, railroad Cnnn
cler nnd millionaire, wns denied a pe
tition nt ltoston, Mas., for release
from Jail, where he has beeu conllned
since February 15 last for alleged fail
ure to meet two notes.
A temporary Injunction restraining
the strikers nt Northtport, Washing
ton, from attempting to Interfere with
the employment of nonunion men lu
the Xortuport smelter, was Issued by
judge Ha n ford of the United Stales
district court. The order la sweeping
In, Its terms. The Injunction la made
returnable Id Spokane September IS.
PRESERVE SANCTITY OF HOMES.
The 8euth Carolina 8enalor Delonds the
Southern Custom ol Summary Justice.
Willing to Renew Warfare.
Fulled Slate Senator Benjamin K.
Tillman, of South Carolina uildressml
a law audience nl: Mnrlnetrei Wl
on Hie nice iptestloii from a ktouthern
standpoint. (Hie of the feature of
ms remarks was a plea In ,nlllloii
lion of lynching. lie condemned
Cooker Washington's scheme of educa
ting Hie neurit along Industrial Hue
tut mi attempt to place him on an
equably Willi the while arllsao. some
thing that would intensify nice hatred
In the South. Among the 4.000.000
slaves during the Civil War there
were more Christian Hum there are
to day among Hie P.noo.non black In
the ,'oiitli. "I do tint want to uphold
shivery." lie coiillnued. "It lintik tlod
there tire no slaves today under the
Star nml Stripes." Mr. Tillman made
n plea III Jiisllilcatloti of lynching,
saying that Southern women could
mil be brought Into i-ouit to testify
before a Jury for the purpose of con
victing a beast. Ills reference to the
sanctity of Hie Southern hotncliold
and the Southern women and his re
mark on lynching were heartily ap
plauded, lie closed Willi an impas
sioned statement to the effect that the
while people of the South would re
inn III on top, and. If necessary, be
nml hi brethren were ready to lake
down their shotguns again.
DOCK WORKERS ORDERED OUT.
Paralysis of Shipping Business In San Fran
Cisco 25.000 Men Idle.
Twenty live thousand men, dock-
worker, members of Hie City Front
ederalloii at San Francisco, Oakland,
Mivslon Hock ami Porto Costa, went
out on a strike Tuesday lu siipHirt of
the teamsters' strike .and the shipping
business was temporarily paralyzed.
The tie-uii will be complete If tin1
plans of the labor union I suoecswful.
Tliev hope lo prevent the loading,
and even the moving of ship Hint nrr
ready for departure. Fnless the pni'
prlelors are able to sii'iire siilllcleul
non-union meu to help load, and iiiiin
the ships, the strike will practically
mean the closing of the port, mid sus
pension of business to Hie wholesale
nml manufacturing section or nun
Francisco and Oakland.
KILLED BY A PET BEAR.
Wm.
Eaploy Was In Bathing and Swam
Too Near Eruln.
In the presence of ' people Sunday,
William j.cpley, a blacksmith, of Iowa
Falls, lo.. was killed by a bear Hint
Is kept on exhibition at a boat land
lug. Icpley was bathing and swam
near the slioiv where the hear is
chained. lie fore l.cpley could nifcke
an outcry the bear reached for hi in
and. dragging him out, fastened his
teeth In III neck Alter a struggle
the body was recovered, but Hie man
died a few moment later.
HONOLULU JUDGE FREES CRIMINALS.
Holds Thai the Constitution Operates and
Juries Must Have Twetvo Mombors.
The Constitution of (lie Fuller
Slates preceded tlie tlag In Hawaii, in
cording to a decision Just rendered
by Circuit Judge tleorge l. tiear, of
Hie First circuit, Honolulu. He lias
already released on habeas corpus pe
tit Ion three prisoners sentenced for
Infamous crimes, niter the res'iilutlou
of annexation was passed by Congress
mid was signed by President McKIn
ley, ou the ground thai they were not
convicted by a unanimous verdict of
V2 Jurors. A wholesale tall delivery
of murderer, burglars, lnrccnM nn
other criminals Is threatened under Ihc
decision, and Honolulu Is greatly ills
turlied over tlie prospect.
To Make Papier Machs Coffins.
The York Casket Company
wo
, for
chartered Wednesday nt York, Pa
the uiiiiiufticture ami sale of funeral
caskets. The capitalization is $lnn,.
mil. The company maiiuraclurcs a
line of caskets constructed of corrti
gated papier mache.
Steamboat Island Sinks.
Steamboat Island, one of the Apos
tie group, oft Cheqntuncj-ou Hay, Lake
Superior, has disappeared, llefore
the last storm and for time Immemor
ial It was n small Island of sand and
rock, overgrown with trees. Now It
has gono nnd a rocky reef several feet
timlcr water marks It place. It Is
now n danger to navigation, ami a
lighthouse would bo required on the
ledge if it were In thu path of ships.
Spa n's Weak Condition.
The premier, henor Sngastn, scouts
the Idea of any political outcome re
sulting from thu visit of the German
I squadron
(couiiimuded by Prince
Henry or
Prussia, now nt Cndlzl
Spain. He says Spain haw nothing to
olTer. She must reorganize her army,
navy nml Internal aduilnlstratlou bo
fore dreaming of alliance.
Wrecked All Town Pumps.
Eight threshing machine crews
reached tlie towu of Colwlch, la Kan
sas, uud because of the Sunday liquor
law, they smashed Ave "Joints" and
wreikid the town pumps. Citizens
Interfered, but tlie thnsshers luaido
them retreut. Hinting was then re
sumed. Pennsylvania Day.
The Pennsylvania commission to the
Pan-Anierleaii exposition at Buffalo
has llxed upon Friday, September 30,
us Pennsylvania day. Governor Stone,
Ills 'staff and cabinet will be present
with the coiumlssiou.
Admiral Klmberly It Excused.
The Navy Djatiaent lias granted
tho request of Vear Admiral Klmberly
that be be rolleved from duty on the
Schley court ot Inquiry.
NATIONAL MUSEUM CAUGHT.
Exhibition ot War Trophies Likely lo Citnm
International Complications Conger's.
Homo Town Will Dlsgorgt Cannon.
An effort la to He tundn by tills
government to recover the loot
brought front China to this country.
The IHstrlet Attorney and ngetit of
the Treasury, lit Minneapolis hnne
practically seized a lot of stun" dis
played for sate there, which the ven
dor claim was taken from the Imper
ial piilnec In Peking. In doing t Ills
they tided upon Instructions from the
I icparltiicnt r Justice nml' nt
I he lies'! re of the Depiirlinetit
uf Sinto. The article dlpplny-
il at .M IniieniMills are valuable
nml placards said they were brought
from Peking by a war correspondent.
The treasury liimilry I to discover If
Inly was paid ou llicin. If none wns
paid tlw.r will be seized nml held sub-
eel to the order of Hie Chinese min
ister. If they were admitted In Hie
regular wny n pretty question' will
arise n to their ownership.
he National Museum nl Washing
ton ha what purport to be the lock
of the Forbidden City. None of Hie
olllcliil ot Hint. Institution hnv ever
satl'ifactorlly answered tin1 question:
W here ill. I yon get It V" Minister
onger sent a pair of cannon to hi
home town In Iowa mid Hint munic
ipality may have to disgorge.
LEGACY TAX DECIDED.
tnlornal Revenue Assessment Made on
Valuo, tho Day ol Death.
Commissioner of Internal Heveline
Yerke lias ruled Hint In cnnes of es
tate coining within the legacy tint
law, the nssevsmcnt of the tlovern
inent tax must be made on the vnlue
of tlie estate on the ilny of (lie tes
tator' dentil. While this release
neeiimuliitloii from taxation It nlso
Impose liability for full nswssment
notwithstanding loss or shrinkage may
result nfter the ilenth of the testator
nnd prior to the distribution of the
estate.
BUY AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES.
Lyons-Mediterranean Road Gets Ten,
but
Thinks American Coal Poor.
Tlie Lyons Mislllorranenii Hnllrond
has iHiught lo American locomotive,
Intending to experiment with them,
Willi the view of minuting the points
in which they nre superior to the
French engine. Chief Knglneer
B.'ioilry says Hint, although lie consid
er American coal of poorer quality
than Carillll' coal. If American coal
can be Intnli'd cheap enough the com
pany ready to buy It.
Dumont Ascends Again.
M. Snnlos Diiinonl inaite a not her
successful experiment Monday nt
'atis with n dirigible balloon, sailing
it from St. Cloud to the Longehiimps
race course, around which he steered
tlie balliMin. and ascetnliil nml do
sii'iideit, occupying 'JO ntiliiuloa uf
time.
Sugar Trust Increases Capital.
With the tinnouiieenieut that the
American Sugar Itcllnlng Company
would Increase its capital to $!KI,imiO,-
oini, many reports found circulation
Some believe a battle royal Is on with
competitors, from tlie Arbucklcs
down. The Indications are that It
will be used for sundry purchase
and luvcHtincnts lu the Fnltcd States
nnd Cuba.
Reviews French Troops.
Telegrams from Algiers report that
Count von Waltlersee and his staff,
on .landing there reviewed a company
of French soldiers, who formed tin:
guard of honor, praising their appear-
mice nml discipline. French olllcer
showed the (leriiian soldiers the
sights nnd had dinner ou board tin
Merman steamer. Tho Purls papers
express sur;riw.
Negotiations Broken Off.
The strike of the Meet workers
reached its crisis Thursday. Nego
tiation with tho Amalgamated Asso
elation to secure ponce were broken
oil' by the representatives of the
United States Steel Corporation am
the request for a conference with the
otllclal of tho three operating com
pa tiles, the American Tlnplute, Amerl
Hteel Hoop and American Sheet Sloe
Companies, was refused.
Crushed In Ihe Ice.
Arctic fishermen have arrived
Vardoe, bringing eight survivors
the exploring ships Stroemmare ami
Fatnlllleli, both of -which were crush
cd lu tho ice near -Novel Zambia
Their crews managed to reach
small Island nnd, with the exception
of six men, who attemjited to ewcave
to the southward ami have not slut
been heard of, were rcscuis! after H
days.
Potato Famine Predicted.
The country Is threatened with, a
potato famine, and Maryland Is in
present the only state lu the Union
enjoying even a fair crop. The mar
ket price litis risen from $1.25 ami
$l..r0 a barrel to 3.50 and $4. It Is
predicted that prices will reach the
$5 mark by the time coudiilom? are re
I loved.
CABLE FLASHES.
Tho provincial Diet at Dantzlc,
Oeruiiiuy, has voted 500.000 mark in
aid of'suffeiiug agriculture.
There is strong evidence rliat nego
tiations looking to the end of the
Hoer wnr ure progressing.
Spanish residents of Manila are tire
lug the Philippines commission to tax
real property upon the basis of the
Income derived.
In coiiKHleration 0r tho eminent
services ot I'ielu Alnrchal Lord ltob
ertg iu South Africa King Edward
has recommend t-d that Parliament
grant him tho sum of 100,ooo
(Jg.MJO.OOO.)
A Greek fleet, composed of Ave nr
mored warships, live gunboats and six
torpedo bouts, under the command of
Hear Admiral Haiuurls hag gone i to
Cauea, Crete, to proclaim the anuexa
tion of Crete lo Greece.
ILWBWIIBLUOOI.
REJECT ALL PROPOSITIONS.
Morgan Refuses lo Make Any Concessions.
Insists On His Terms of Settlement.
War lo Iht Death.
All effort, to settle lli exent steel
strike have- been abiiniloiieil. The
sleel trust, through T. P. Morgan, Sat
urday, delivered II all limrrtim to the
striker ami It wn ec reeled. The
Amalgamated Association nlso dcllv-
retl an ultimatum, which Mr. Mor
gan iilis.:lulcly mriiHcil to consider.
lie Amalgamated Assoetallon ha
limned to tie up every coihitii lu any
wny connected with Hie irimit trust.
wn declared by labor lender that
IMl.tMHl more men would be ordered out.
he conference of the lender at New
York Saturday showed widely diver
gent views.
President1 HIinfTer told Mr. Morgan
Hint Hie propoellloti mad by him a
week before had not been regarded
n entirely satisfactory. Me said the
xeeullve committee desired several
nmcmliiient nil turning on lite ques
tion, of unionism In tlli mills. Mr.
Morgan's brow knitted us Mr. Shaf
fer continued hi remark, lie refus-
r point blank lo even consider Hie
amendment, to the pence term Mr.
ShnlTer disc us!. Me said the coui
pnuy had iinuoiinceii its position and
that he would not recede mi loin.
President SbalTer continued to urge
some modllleatloiis of the terms of set
tlement, 'hut Mr. Morgan rcninlned
Arm. He declared he would not
hungc hi position. For more lli.iiti
an hour Im sat listening to what 1lie
strike leader hud to say. Then lie
got up anil left the conference, declar
ing thai unless Ills terms were accept
ed the strike must continue.
I'lie conference emlotl who nui ap
parent hotto of settlement along the
lines proposed by either side.
A prominent trust lender is reported
to have wired an olllehil: "We are
preuireil lo vpcml all Hie time and
money necessary to wipe Hie Amalga
mated Association out of our mill.
LI I Jenkins of the Amalgamated As
sociation committee says: "All nego
tiations with tlie Fulled Stales Steel
Corpora I ion are closed, as far as our
association I concerned. Over one
hundred thousand Iron am! sleel work-
rs will lie affected by the strike.
TWO WOMEN VICTIMS OF MOB.
Lynchers Dofy Enlroallos of leading Cltlzons
lo Obsorvo the Law.
Tlie murder of Mr. nml Mr. Talia
ferro, nt Cnrrollton. Miss., culminate,
Thursday night In the lynching of Itei-
sie .Met 'ray, her son, llellleld McCrav,
and daughter, Ida Met 'ray. nil color
ed. Tlie moli wns composed of about
.'list while citizen of Carroll county.
who inareheil to Hie Jail in order, dc-
luaiiiled Hie keys from Jailor I Mike,
proceeded to the cell of Die unfortu
nate negroes, hound them by the
necks anil limul ami car tied them to
the corporate limits of the town,
where tlicy hanged them to a tree by
tlie public madhouse ami riddled their
bodies with bullets. Governor A. II.
Lougliio arrived on the scene by spec
ial train from Jackson, Just u 'ew
minutes after the hanging.
UNION STATION FOR CHICAGO.
To Center All Rillroadi In One Dopol Cos
$40,000,000.
Plans for a central railroad slat Ion
lu Chicago estimated to com $10,000,
(too nre being prepared to submit at a
meet lug of runway olminl to be held
August l.'i. Eighteen of the twenty
two railroad companies with Chicago
terminals have approved the schcini
ns drawn by Alderman liixou and
members o fthe couuiid coinnilttei
Soarched Trunks for Contraband.
Surveyor Croft explained that tin:
baggage of passengers on the Ponce
which arrived on Sunday at New
Yoik from Puerto Hlco, was exnm
I ned In splto of tlie recent free trade
declaration to make sure that no ol
gars, tobaccos, wines or liquors, all
of them subject to nn Internal rev
enue tux, were smuggled through.
Leads In Exports to Germany.
Ambassador hlie reports that In
10 years the United Stales ha ml
vanccii rroin rourin to nrst place on
the bnsls of goods shipped to Genua
ny. Hie total value in I'.sio being tjcjijii,
750,-100. In the matter of goods tin
ported from Germany, the United
Slate has stood in third place with
nut change, tlie value being $101,
IS'.'.OOO.
Founder McCuIro Suspondcd.
J. McGnlre, the founder of the
Itrotherhood of Carpenters and Score
tary-1 reufitrer of the same iir.fanizii
Hon ever since its roriuattoii li years
ago, has been suspended for an iu
definite period by the General Exe
cutive Hoard at its meeting In liula
dclphhi Wednesday. Frank Unify of
xew loru lias oeeii eiecieu necretnry
pro turn.
Heirs to Dalrymple Estate.
An est a to which a conwet vatlve es
tlmate places nt $.'N),IMS, Is divided
by the will of William F. Dalrymple,
tiled at Milwaukee. Mr. Dalrymple
was well known lu tlnnneinl circles,
The home farm lu Sugar Grove, War
ren county. Pa., goes to a nephew,
Frank II. linlrymple. All the heirs
live lu Pennsylvania and North 1m
kola.
Americans After English Railroad.
A shareholder lu the Southwestern
railway announces that tin American
syndicate desired a 40-year lease of
the line and was ready to deposit .V
000,000 as a guarantee of a 3 per cent
dividend during the first year and ul
timately a 0 per cent, dividend. This
line is the chief route from Iiudou to
France, by the way of Dover
CHyOE AGAIN INSULT.
Legation' defenses Not Strong Ttiey- Are.
Made; of Brick In Deference t
Superstition of Natives.
Aiucrli'flii nnd European reshlenta
ss'iert that the detnennor of the Po
king Mjipitliiee I coiislnntly becoming
more unfriendly nml that, a the nl
lied troop depart, the Chinese resntno
their oli 1 habit of Jostling mid turn
ing foreigners lu Hie si feels. Tils lo
gallon defense are now approaching
completion. letier,'ilv speaking they
consist of brick wall from ."i fo '20
feet high nnd from three lo four feet
thick, loopiioiiliil for lilies. Major Ed
gar II. Hubert son of the .Mnlh Infan
try, who votnmmids Hie Pulled States
Legation UnaI, ha wtillcli lo Com
missioner ttocklilll to protest against
what he en II "Hie defenseless piml
Hon of our legation." representing Hint
It 1 exposetl lo attack on four sides.
Hockhlll ha replied that It lit. not In
tended lo maintain a fortre; merely
a wnll for protection against unex
pected nudi violence. The Willi I
maile or brick, out of deference to
Chinese pride.
DISEASED HIDES BARRED.
Customs Officers Mint Soe Thai Imporls
Have Been Well Cured.
Ihe Trcnsiirv liepartment ha dl-
iwlod' customs ollleer llliinii;lioiit Hie
I lilted Sliilcw to refuse entry to nil
hide of ment cat He when not necom-
patileil by a regular consular certlll-
ale showing that they nre dry-nalt-d,
arsenic and lline-eutrd. or litivo
been thorotioglily disinfected neeomf
Ing to Tie sulphur formula prescribed
by the Treasury I lepnrtiiient. The
only exception to be made I In the
use of abattoir IiIiIm shipped' from
Norway. Sweden oe Lie-In ml. where
the slaughtering Is done under L'orem-
tueiit I'lipervlslon. This net loll Is, taken
upon liiformallon Hint hoof and
mouth disease, anthrax ami other ail
ment peculiar to, entile prevail.
GIRLS TUHfi SMIJGGLLilS.
Search of Procasskin In Italy Rovials For
tune in Secroted Tohacco.
liie freiptent walk across Hn
Swim Italian frontier of girl of a
seminary near .MiiHllamu aroused tfTe
suspicion of Ihe custom ollieers, who
llimlly stopped n procession of 40
walking two by two. uud ascertain
ed that each girl wax smuggling cigar
or cigarette or the aggregate
of lu, i ii il i.
Vlillia
NATIONAL BANK MERGER.
Now
First National of Naw York
tha
Woalllilosl in lha Union.
It hn been rh'llnitclv decided
mergs I In- iiitsiiieH of the .National
I tn ii Ic of the lb-public of New Vork,
with that of the first National hmik.
IIS
preNi'tit owner, mid not to con-
tlniie Hie existence of the latter bank
as a separate Institution. Tills inane
the I Ii-kI .National bank the wealth
iest banking corpora Hon iu Hie liilled
Slate.
RUSSIAN HARD WHEAT.
Fifteen Carloads Will Be Distributed Among
Kansas Farmors lor Seed Purposos.
Fifteen caiioad of ItusKlan hnrd
wheat, which l part of a consignment
which left Odessa, Russia, four weeks
ago, has arrived In Kansas City and Is
being placed in the government ware
house. Pour more cniiond are yet
lo come. There are 1 1. -I l.'i bushels of
wheat in Hie coiiMguuieiit which I to
lie distributed for seed purpose lu
Kansas and Oklahoma. The purisise
Is to Improve the tpiabty of Kansas
hard wheat for export flour. The
wheat will be (llwtriouted from the
government warehouse to points on
the Rock Island nnd Santa Pe rail
ways. Threatening American Shops.
Ilerr I'.ilza. chairman of the Shoe
makers' Guild, Germany, In speaking
i.f the project for opening American
retail shoe shops In Austria, says the
American can sell 30 per cent, cheap
er than the local maker. Tho excite
ment among the latter Increases, nnd
violence Is talked of If the projected
.hops lire opened.
Treasury Cash Classified.
The cash in tlie Pnltetl States Treas
ury Is clnssllleil ns follows: Gold re
erve, $1.-.ii,Oi,j.imsi; trust funds, 77:t.
IKil.O.SO: general fund, $loo,ais!,i;i).
Ill national bank depositories, Jjtlo).-!iitl,:'.:t.-.
Total. l.lNii.:!lu',!KM, against
which there are demand liabilities out
standing amounting to jfSoiS.tiTl.l 17.
which leavcN a cash balance on hand
of $:i'j7.:itw,87U.
Massacred by Tlbetians.
"The ItUMMlnn Government hn been
advised," s.iy a dispatch from St.
Petersburg, ''that 2.ISJO i hlhetians.July
10. 'attacked Major Kosloff'g expedi
tion of UO men. half of whom were
shot down and the others severely
wounileiL The Government will de
mand satisfaction."
Guarded By a Gunboat.
Newspaper reportst reenlvod
frotn
Panama assert Hint the Insurgents are
operating In large numbers lu tlie vi
cinity of the city, and that an order
lias been lsued by the government lug it Is espec-inHy active, western re
calling upon the citizens to coneen- eelpt for Vjte week reachiujr 15.008.311
trate in order to rem-i nttm
ks .and
protect properly. I'anamn Is pro
tected from the sea ny a gunboat.
How P.oera In the Held get newa Is
explained by dispatches from Lorenzo
Marines, from which It appears that
the Itoers maintain a regular service
of dispatch rider. Cables nre re
ceived nnd filed In Lorenzo Marques.
Will Adopt Wireless Telegraphy.
W. I.. Mercereau. superintendent of
the Peiv Marquette system, anaounc
ed Thui-Mlay that his company will lu
the near future iustall wireless tele
graphy betweeu Manitowoc and I.ud-lugtou.
the MAimtcra
MTTsnl Oil.
frmlnTrinnr ami r ff. ,
W!T-n. 1 red....'. .1
live- No. 2
fross No. 9 yellow, snr l
No. y y.illew, slllldd "
Mfxril rnr 6
at- No. il whim
No. a. ill..
Fiona Wint'-r iinteiit 7(
Kane HtrHlslit Wllitsr " f'"
Hat No. I tltnothr I W 1
I'lnvnr No. I V 1
J'srii No. I whltH mill. ton.... ID Wl !
Ilrowii ml. Millies IT D.I 1
llriin, hulk IT !l 1
B-tmaw tVhKIlt - t BO'
Oitt 7'
linlrr 1'r-nlimt
Senna-- t'.lgln enatnnry 2'
Ohio creamery
Fancy iMMintry roll . . . . If'
t MM -Ohio, new H'
hew Yoik, new W
I'uultry, an).
lis .er Mi 1
I'HKSKN dress'! iVi-
KoiisI'n, nnd Ohio, frenli 10
Km I in anil . VegnlaMsV
Un Its ms per liiinliiil "'3
l no
s oo
x us
it
t'OTA toss l imey wliltu, V Mil.
fc'AliiiAoK- per luirrul..
1 7ft
1 03
usivs per otirr'i. .
HAi.tniottn,
.on Winter I'nteut
W it sat N. H red
d'oiis tnUeil
Mai
K.oo
L tints Ohio oroniiinry
A 70 a 0)
C
nV
it
Ha
57
l:l
ill
fHJI.AItl.l.1'1114.
ririiiR Winter imtnnt 3 sl
WltSAT - No. U IKlt I'l
Const No, 'i mixed
Dais-No. II wliito i"l'
I'.iitkr Crentnery, extrn !MI;
liuos l'eiiimy Wiitila. Ilrsts. IS
77
AO
MX
ii
15
NKW tOltK.
Fuirs- rnJ.nl 5'S f
ttut.T So. Urefl. . ....
Cos No. a oo
Oat No. !l While fT
l.iirmn 1'isnmery 18
kuos HUtu nml I'entin 19
MVS HTOC1C.
Cnrat ntnek Vr,K Kttt l.llxrtf, Ps.
lArrm.
rrini lii-nry, 1500 to 1WU Hi.
1 rime, IIIINMo 1100 lim ,
Miolliitn, im to 1.100 Urn
KhI Imtriir
Iltitelmr, limto 1000 ItM.
Dofnmon lo fnlr
. t n9
,. 5 40
.. S 16
.. 4 01
.. 4 0J
.. 8 l
j Oxrn, rominon to fid 25"
' (tnniinontouuod fit! bullsAoows 2 (H
Milnh row, wn'li 1 Oil
k-itrn uilluh eons, enoh 87 50
nju
I'rlflift medium wnlilitH t
11 ftt
5 so
ft W
t H
5 0 )
B 0')
6 il A
',"t licnvy yorkers nml lii'llino
Itood to cliolne i-Mokiirs.
liood pigs nnd light yorkers....
ligA, eoiiitnon to good
I'ritnu lii'uvy hogs
i oiiiiiion lo nor
Kotiidin 5 00
1 fctiiKA 4 UU
siim:r.
fl 1-Jtm mpdlnm wi.lulit w.illinraS 4 H-m 4 40
(loo, to oholuu.
4 UO
If
3 60
1 Jledium
t Commou to fair
20
1 60
4 2
3 51
50
a IM
2 60
4 59
4 2
50
6 31
I lamb.
I.smtis ellppnil
I l.nmlis, gixid to cIioI'ih, rlipm,t
I.snila, vomniou lo fair, eliiwl
bprmg Ltttul..
CALT&4.
Veal, extra
Vi-ul, good lo cliokio.
Veal, common to fair
Vi'uJ, common lieuvy
. 4 IJO t 00
. 4 00 6 00
. 2 -'0 4 00
. 1 la K 00
BUSINESS MEN ARE CONFIDENT.
Improvement In Conditions Expectation
That Steel Strike Will Ba Settled De
mand lor Finished Iron.
II T! lino Jt- f 'it n-i-etftt- review rtf
trade says: Continued favorable
weather conditions have resulted In
the saving of much late planted corn,
nml in the northwest. Ideal weather
I for wprlng wheat harvest lins been en
joyed. As this Is flic point that bus
l lucss In nil parts of the country has
been most carefully watching, the
geiiernl feeling Is better than a week
ii go. although the disposition on both
sidew to settle tin- steel strike lias not
yet resulted In any agreement nnd the
6"W
4 60
lalsir situation is thus kept prominent.
; Official returns of pig iron production
In the first half of thu year show a
record breaking aggregate of 7.07-1.713
tons, exceeding the remarkable out
put of the previous yenr by 32.044
. ton. Tin- second' half of 1U01 baa
opened with a much greater capacity
of active furnace, and the full year
. promises a considerably larger total
than the 1.1.7s!i.i't2 tons p roil need In
, P.too. Lwriiig the past week leading
mill have placed large contracts for
early delivery ami Inquiries for all
form of finished steel are abundant.
There is lesv disposition to pay fancy,
'prices for product Hint were ndvanc-
ed by the strike, which Iw nn evi
dence of the general belief In early
resumption of work. Violent fluctua
tions have marked the course of corn
prios. The top point of the previous
week was not regained, but traders on
the short Hde oi the market were com
pelled to recover at a loss. The de
ciiiise in marketlug Is nut in pro-
- portion to tne advance In price. What
j ever benefit may have accrued from
the high level of prices. U certainly
, has driven foreign buyers out of the
i market. Atlantic export for the
j week amount lug to only 701.171-1 bush
: els against U.loii.lCU n year ago, and
4,003,-107 two years ngo, at a differ
I cuce lu price of IS and 12.1 cents, re
spectively. v boat Is of less Interest
l to speculators, but In legitimate
trad-
, bushels agaiut 5,0jo,7til last year, and
j 4.1.14..10J two years ago. while AtUiu
- tic exports wcj-e 4.M.1.0tiU bushels
ngnlnst l.3.'3.7.st In lOuo and 3.705.-
7-V7 In lN'.tO. Dealers in some drought-
stricken districts have cootitriit!itilu.l -
orders for footwear, and these cancel
lations are felt mainly by western
makers, but ns a whole the Industry
is lu a healthy position. Leather Is
quiet, shoe factories buying lightly.
Liberal arrivals of bides tend to de
press Taluea. Wool has at last rlseu
lightly above the lowest point In four
years. Failure In July were lu
number, again "03 last year, and $7.
KlUMkTi In amount of liabilities against
jD.77i.na la iaoa